JPMorgan's Epstein Ties Lead to Legal Reckoning and Document Disclosure.

A federal judge has ordered the Manhattan District Attorney's Office to turn over documents related to former JPMorgan executive James "Jes" Staley in response to a subpoena from the bank in ongoing federal lawsuits that allege JPMorgan enabled and benefited from Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking crimes. JPMorgan has asserted that Staley is the "powerful financial executive" not named in a victim's lawsuit. The prosecutor's office must turn over any records and statements provided by the anonymous woman to the DA's office on August 10, 2022, as well as any statements or records "provided by any individual identifying James 'Jes' Staley as an alleged witness or an alleged perpetrator of any sexual assault, sexual abuse, or other sex-related crime."